solidity

/sə'liditi/
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solidity

The foundation's solidity was proven by its ability to withstand the earthquake.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • The state or quality of being physically solid, firm, and dense: The condition of having a definite shape and volume, not being liquid or gaseous; the property of being hard and compact.
    • The quality of being strong, stable, and reliable: The characteristic of being sound, dependable, and well-founded in terms of finances, facts, arguments, or moral character.
Usage
  • Physical State: Used to describe the physical hardness, density, or impenetrability of an object or substance.
  • Abstract Quality: Used to describe the strength, reliability, or substantial nature of non-physical things like arguments, evidence, institutions, or character.
Examples
  • Physical State:
    • The solidity of the ancient stone wall was impressive.
    • Engineers tested the solidity of the bridge's foundations.
  • Abstract Quality:
    • Investors were reassured by the financial solidity of the company.
    • The solidity of her research made her conclusions difficult to dispute.
Advanced Usage
  • "Moral solidity": Refers to the strength and reliability of a person's ethical principles.
    • He was known for his moral solidity and integrity.
  • "Factual solidity": Refers to the strength and reliability of evidence or data.
    • The case was built on the factual solidity of the forensic report.
Variants and Related Words
  • Solid (adj): Firm, stable, or reliable.
    • The table is made of solid oak.
  • Solidify (verb): To make or become solid, firm, or reliable.
    • The mixture will solidify as it cools.
  • Solidness (noun): A synonym for solidity, especially regarding reliability.
    • The solidness of the plan gave everyone confidence.
Synonyms
  • Firmness: The quality of being solid and resistant to pressure.
  • Stability: The state of being steady and not likely to change or fail.
  • Density: The degree of compactness of a substance.
  • Soundness: The quality of being based on valid reason or good judgment.
Antonyms
  • Fluidity: The quality of being able to flow easily.
  • Instability: The state of being unstable or not firm.
  • Fragility: The quality of being easily broken or damaged.
  • Insubstantiality: The quality of being weak or flimsy.
Related Phrases
  • "A pillar of solidity": A person or thing that is a very strong and reliable support.
    • In times of crisis, she was a pillar of solidity for her family.
  • "Test the solidity of": To check how strong or reliable something is.
    • The audit was designed to test the solidity of the bank's assets.
solidity

The foundation's solidity was proven by its ability to withstand the earthquake.

Noun
  1. the quality of being solid and reliable financially or factually or morally
    • the solidity of the evidence worked in his favor
    • the solidness of her faith gave her enduring hope
  2. state of having the interior filled with matter
  3. the consistency of a solid

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